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This document provides instructions for using an online sample weight calculator to determine the optimal sample weights for isotope analysis. Users enter the percentage of nitrogen and carbon in their material, and the calculator returns results for the smallest and optimal sample weights within limits of 75mg total weight and 12mg of carbon. Sample weights should be optimized to target 20 micrograms of nitrogen while not exceeding 100 micrograms.
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